Until communities and institutions consistently reinforce that idea, and until perpetrators expect meaningful consequences, the word “honor” will continue to disguise what Pakistani law already recognizes as violence.

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Breakthroughs that Turning Medicine from Disease Management to Disease Correction

These discoveries may seem to belong to completely different worlds. One edits DNA, another targets a viral infection, some change cholesterol biology, while others remove a cancer-related protein and act on several metabolic pathways at once.

Are Athletic Champions Born or Made? The Science of Genetics and Training

Studies have found that genes significantly impact athletic ability and influence bodily features. So far, almost 200 polymorphisms linked with variations in sport performances have been identified.

Bystander Effect: Understanding Its Causes, Psychology, and Real-World Impact

Everyday social interactions, such as classroom participation, reveal the mechanisms underlying the bystander effect, and it is not restricted to emergencies.

CAR-T Cell Therapy in Pakistan: A New Hope for Cancer Patients

Pakistan successfully performed its first Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-cell (CAR-T) therapy at Combined Military Hospital (CMH), Rawalpindi.

Negativity and its Biological Impact on Our Mental Health

Mental and physical health go hand in hand. It's high time we, as physicians and the common folk, started taking them as such and focused on our well-being.

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The Psychology of Honor Killing in Pakistan: Understanding Its Roots

Until communities and institutions consistently reinforce that idea, and until perpetrators expect meaningful consequences, the word “honor” will continue to disguise what Pakistani law already recognizes as violence.

From Brain to Ball: A Neuromechanical Approach to Volleyball Spike and Athlete Longevity

Do you know that Japanese star YUJI NISHIDA is famous for his spikes, which top eleven feet and four inches. Standing at 6’4”, which is considered shorter than average international blockers, he erases this structural gap through kinetic efficiency and neuromechanical mastery.

Breakthroughs that Turning Medicine from Disease Management to Disease Correction

These discoveries may seem to belong to completely different worlds. One edits DNA, another targets a viral infection, some change cholesterol biology, while others remove a cancer-related protein and act on several metabolic pathways at once.

Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope: A Giant Leap Forward

With the launch of Nancy Grace Roman Telescope, the astrophysics community is bracing for the flood of data heading its way and the discoveries likely to follow.

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